Eucalyptus cinerea, known as Silver Dollar Gum or Argyle Apple, is a small to medium evergreen tree native to southeastern Australia. It is famous for its juvenile foliage: round, silvery-blue, aromatic leaves that are widely used in floral arrangements. Adult leaves are lanceolate and green. It has fibrous, reddish-brown bark. It is grown for cut foliage, essential oil, and as an ornamental. It tolerates drought and poor soils but is sensitive to severe frost.




| Family: | Myrtaceae (mir-TAY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Eucalyptus (yoo-kuh-LIP-tus) |
| Species: | cinerea (sin-EER-ee-uh) |
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